- Family
- Star — companion
- Explained in
- The Stiffening Joint
From The Stiffening Joint
What is done
The All-joints ghisai — an addition after the formula, not a part of it
This treatment is another mark of long practice, and it is given after the New Star Modified, not instead of any part of it.
Table 6 — Card: All joints ghisai Seated Both sides
| Where it sits | After the New Star Modified formula, after (20) ↑\ | ↓. An addition, not a replacement |
|---|---|---|
| What is done | A very, very light rubbing with your own palms | |
| Where | Every single joint, from the fingers up to the shoulder, in order | |
| The rest | One minute between one joint and the next — written, timed, and part of the treatment. Table 8, How a Formula Is Built | |
| The reason for the rest | An ordinary person takes one minute to take sixteen breaths, and sixteen breaths are needed for more than about ninety per cent of the carbon dioxide to come out. Without the interval the CO₂ will not come out fully, and the full benefit of the ghisai will not be had | |
| What the patient reports | That the pain comes out of the joints one by one — like magic |
Also explained in
- July 2006 — the Star formulas are broken apart and rebuilt The Stiffening Joint
Part III — All joints ghisai, fingers to shoulder, a minute between each.
- The full protocol for joint pain and RA The Stiffening Joint
Four stages in order: first, with light hands, the muscles at the front of the neck and the muscles at the back; then the muscles of the right and left sides; then the necklace-like treatment; finally the muscles attache